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No load shedding expected on Monday

16 March 2020, 1:42 PM  |
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Eskom says the possibility that load shedding may be implemented at short notice remains high should the system performance deteriorate.

Eskom says the possibility that load shedding may be implemented at short notice remains high should the system performance deteriorate.

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Eskom says the possibility that load shedding may be implemented at short notice remains high should the system performance deteriorate.

Eskom says it does not expect to implement load shedding on Monday. It, however, says the power generation system remains constrained and vulnerable.

The power utility says it is utilising emergency generation reserves to supplement supply during peak hours.

Eskom says the possibility that load shedding may be implemented at short notice remains high should the system performance deteriorate. It had implemented load shedding last week. It ranged between stages one and four.

#POWERALERT 1
Date: 16 March 2020

No loadshedding is expected today, but the possibility of loadshedding
remains high pic.twitter.com/MU7mN3SxZw

— Eskom Hld SOC Ltd (@Eskom_SA) March 16, 2020

The cash-strapped power utility says nuclear plant has a virtual monopoly in power generation and relies on many aging coal fired plants to generate electricity.

Its new plants, Kusile and Medupi, have been plagued with problems.

In video below, analyst’ discuss the problems facing Eksom:

South Africa endured almost a week of Stage 4 power outages after Unit 1 of nuclear power station Koeberg in the Western Cape tripped last week.

 

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